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ReviewsIn the Shadow of Time: Co3’s collaboration with ACO Collective
26 September 2025
Ian Lilburne reflects on Co3’s In the Shadow of Time, a solemn and sculptural meditation on time, ritual and mortality, performed with ACO Collective at the Liberty Theatre.
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Spotlight
“A living breathing experience”: Talking to Co:3’s Raewyn Hill about the new work ‘In The Shadow of Time’
11 September 2025
Ian Lilburne talks to Co:3 founding artistic director Raewyn Hill ahead of the major new work In The Shadow of Time.
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Reviews
Eclectic triple bill of dance ideas
25 November 2022
The second iteration of Co3 Contemporary Dance’s ‘IN.HOUSE Studio Season’ provides an intriguing glimpse into the ideas of three dance makers, writes Nina Levy.
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Reviews
Bodies meet Baroque in blaze of glory
15 September 2022
Thirty years after its celebrated debut, Douglas Wright’s Gloria lights up the stage once more, this time with a very special addition. The result, writes Nina Levy, is simply glorious.
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Reviews
Fertilising the dance ecosystem
3 September 2021
It’s encouraging to see one of WA’s flagship dance companies taking steps to support independent choreographers, says Nina Levy.
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Reviews
Restless, relentless and intensely rewarding
21 February 2021
At a time when it’s not possible to host international guests at Perth Festival, WA’s Co3 Contemporary Dance has risen to the challenge with a world-class production, writes Nina Levy.
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Reviews
Half the length, double the impact
20 November 2020
Changes to programming give audiences more opportunity to appreciate the impressive physicality of WAAPA’s dance students, says Lauren Catellani.
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Features
Telling a tough West Australian tale
8 May 2019
Co3 Australia’s new work The Line investigates a darker side of Western Australia’s past and its impact on the present, discovers Nina Levy. Say the word “apartheid” and …
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